Hearing these words, all the other presidents sat up straight, too. They hadn't voiced it before, but they were all thinking the same thing—all the commotion in the world was driven by self-interest, and the bustle was for personal gain.Everything said previously was just an excuse to avoid conflict. Between nations, it was all about mutual exploitation. Was there really any genuine sincerity involved?There was no benefit and only harm in attacking Darsia before, so what was the reason for launching an attack?Upon hearing this, Darren's lip quivered. This was actually a secret he kept in his heart. For years, Amelicon had been a dominant force, but everything changed with Remus' arrival.First, in Darsia, Amelicon's men were ambushed and defeated, followed by their failed attempt at invading Darsia with the other nations, and the massacre of the Dark Angels. All of Amelicon's top warriors were executed.This so-called leading country had long lost its influence. If they could d

Darren listened as the argument became more and more heated, feeling like his head was about to explode. Why was it so difficult to make progress on such a small issue? This was just about distributing benefits—how would they coordinate when it was time to actually engage in battle?Suddenly, he felt a wave of sadness inside, remembering how glorious things used to be. Back then, he didn't even need to speak to get things done. Just one look, and his allies would charge forward without hesitation, and he could command the world with no one daring to disobey.Nowadays, all he could do was sit here and be endlessly annoyed by their bickering.The argument went on for a full half an hour and showed no signs of ending.Darren suddenly snapped, "Enough! It's just a small matter, and yet you are arguing like this. What will we do when we face the actual issue..."He trailed off, almost feeling like he might cough up blood when he realized that no one was paying attention to him at all.

Hearing that, the presidents from the allied faction looked at Jeffrey with disdain. He may sound like he was making sense, but ultimately, he was just afraid of being pushed to the front lines.Only Darren frowned. It did seem to make sense. After all, Velmoria and Darsia were not very close, and in fact, Velmoria had previously received aid from Darsia.If Velmoria were to make a move first, it would be obvious to anyone that something suspicious was going on. Given Darsia's resources and capabilities, it would not be hard to deduce that this involved a major operation.But if neither Velmoria nor Talonia made the first move, who would? Even though all the presidents were sitting here, only a few nations truly had influence.It was like trying to take down an elephant—they either needed a hunter with a gun or a pack of lions. If they sent a bunch of dogs, not only would it be ineffective, they wouldn't even be able to penetrate the elephant's defenses.Darren pondered for a long

Upon hearing this statement, everyone shuddered as they stared at Darren nervously. They understood that Darren had been pushed into a corner and was now in a difficult position. If they couldn't decide who to launch the first attack, Darren might actually quit.This was no longer just a matter of interest—it was about dignity and principles. If he didn't quit after saying this, no one would ever trust what he would say in the future.However, none of them could allow themselves to be the ones to launch the first attack. Even though Darsia was already in chaos internally, it was still a giant. Whoever attacked first was basically asking for trouble."Only two seconds left!" Darren gritted out.Everyone in attendance straightened up quietly, and their eyes began to turn toward the four presidents, who exchanged glances. They were clearly reluctant to send their armies to death."One second left!" As Darren spoke, he had already raised his hand to place it on the button on the table

"Shut up!" Darren finally became irritable amidst so many voices. Right now, no one was more anxious than him. After all, only one last step remained to regain world supremacy, but he truly had no Dark Angels to deploy this time.He gritted his teeth and said, "Those Divine Beings are not invincible. As long as we keep attacking, we can kill them all!"An eerie silence fell. All the presidents were not fools—they understood the underlying implication of his words. Even though they had suggested deploying the Dark Angels, the fact that he had avoided the topic indicated that this plan was no longer viable."Could it be that there are no more Dark Angels in Amelicon?" Sebastian asked nervously, making everyone else widen their eyes, waiting for an answer.Darren's face turned bright red. He glanced at the screen, and by looking at their expressions, he could tell that they wouldn't be satisfied until he gave them a definite answer.He could only admit, "Indeed. When Darsia was besie